Come vibe with the hosts of LET'S TALK ABOUT IT: Ms.Zee & Tiffany Gipson and special guest host: Moon Intuit Michaela Rena as they discuss Yoni healing.

Call 646-787-8180 or via web at www.blogtalkradio.com/universalradio2

Go press the LIKE button on our fan page www.facebook.com/letstalkaboutit8

Join me for "Rising Still: A Creative Journey through Resilient Skies".

In recognition of South Africa's 20th anniversary as a democracy. 

Apr 26, 3-8 PM - Jazz Africa Heritage (JAH) Movement celebrates South Africa’s Freedom Day, CBJC All Stars; South African Bands: Lesedi Ntsane Quintet, Shebeen Band, South African Zulu Dancers: Sduduzo Ka Mbili and Juxtapose; Brooklyn United Marching Band; Medgar Evers Prep Choir; Bishop Townsley’s Gospel Jubilee; Spoken Word Artist: Sister Lisa Muhammad; art demonstration w/ young artists hosted by Art By the Glazz, Historic Claver Place @ Fulton Street, cultural entertainment, food, beverages, info: 718.753.3302, jazzafricanheritage@gmail.com

A Taste of Project Enterprise
Friday April 25, 2014

353WestNYC
353 West 46th Street (Between 8th & 9th Ave)
New York, NY

6:00 pm - 9:00 pm.

Allow us to set the stage for an evening that feeds the senses, stimulates business conversation, and ultimately supports the mission of Project Enterprise. This will be a night to enjoy a bit of culture in a relaxed social atmosphere.

Indulge your inner foodie where attendees will experience an evening of delectable food, wine, beer, and spirits. This annual event is a chance for Project Enterprise to showcase the culinary skills of its food vendor entrepreneurs and small business owners. This year, ten member vendors have been invited to provide guest with sampling of their finest fares.

The event will take place at 353west NYC (353 West 46th Street) from 6:00 pm - 9:00 pm on Friday April 24, 2013. A Taste of Project Enterprise is open to the public.

 Pan-Africanist Convention 2014 
- Black Community Grassroot Social forum for REPARATION
Tribute to heroically Africans freedom fighters, killed by Spanish police when they try to seek freedom with the silence complicity of African houseNegro embassies

PRESENTACIÓN https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tbKrIstjo-s

los Pan-africanistas celebraremos nuestra convención POLÍTICA, con un acto monográfico al recuerdo los 15 HEROICOS Hermanos que el pasado  Febrero FUERON asesinados POR LA Policía EN LA VALLA DE CEUTA CUANDO BUSCABAN Pacíficos e indefensos Libertad.

Desde LA FAMILIA GARVEYISTA-PANAFRICANISTA- CIMARRÓN CREEMOS QUE ESTE CRIMEN MIGRATORIO ES LA CONTINUIDAD DE LA ESCLAVITUD, COLONIALISMO, Apartheid. Todas ellas fueron derrotadas desde LA SANGRES DERRAMADA POR MÁRTIRES ( Zumbi, Chaka, MLK, Malcolm , cabral, biko, lumumba) pero sobre todo desde la organización y unidad africana (San Basilio, UNIA, PAIGC, CNA...) Desde nuestra responsabilidad como cimarrones queremos tributar un sonado homenaj

BRICK CITY PROJECT BARES THE SOUL OF NEWARK

Malik Whitaker-Hardaway displays the bones of the City at Gallery Aferro April 24, 2014

 Brick City Project opens at Gallery Aferro in Newark, NJ on  April 24, 2014 with an opening reception on April 26, 2014 at 7pm and will be on display until May 24, 1024. The installation features over thirty scenes depicting Newark life and historical landmarks painted using oil and acrylic on red clay bricks found throughout the City. Scenes include the historic Lincoln Statue, the City skyline on black background and the African-American Heritage Parade.

“The goal of the show is to highlight the better side of Newark through an art form as a way to re-educate the public on the wonders the city possess.” states the artist.

The on-going project began over three years ago with only six finished bricks and has grown to over thirty finished bricks. Various bricks have been on display at TEDxBroadStreet, City Without Walls Fundraising Event and featured in Th

All are cordially invited to an event that commemorates the 225th Anniversary of the 1789 Edition of The Interesting Narrative, written
by Olaudah Equiano, or Gustavus Vassa, The African.  The 1st Edition
was published on 29th April 1789, and by 1794 there were 9 Editions.
Come along and hear a Celebratory Presentation by Arthur Torrington
who will share new research findings on the life and times of The
African.

MARCUS GARVEY LIBRARY
Tottenham Green
1, PHILIP LANE, LONDON, N15 4JA
Tuesday 29th April 2014
7.30pm to 9.00pm
ADMISSION FREE

To confirm attendance:
email: equianosociety@gmail.com
Tel: 07737 271 437

Breaking down the metaphysical meaning of Yakub. Please join us in exploring the true meaning behind why Jacob (Yakub) was wrestling with the angel and what happened after the great fight. Vibe with us!!

My needs are to pay for the dual citazenhip fee which is 200.00

the land fee 400.00 also building, planting and other materials for the the next 2 yrs ... thank in advance.

My goals hare to provide a link for all others to learn what it takes to make the smooth transition from America to Ghana.

EmpreZion

15th Annual Central Brooklyn Jazz Festival, March 28 thru April 30, 2014, presented by the Central Brooklyn Jazz Consortium.  This music series is New York City's longest continuously running grassroots festival dedicated to jazz.  More than 500 artists performing in over 50 events at various venues throughout Brooklyn. This celebration is financially accessible and open to all.  For information contact CBJC at 718.773.2252 x 103 or info@cbjcjazz.org.

International acclaimed artists and Brooklyn favorities performing at entertainment venues, cultural, educational and faith based institutions during Jazz Appreciation Month.  Central Brooklyn Jazz Festival has grown from a nine day neighborhood event to a highly anticipated month long borough-wide music series. The backbone of this community based jazz festival are the musicians and venues that fuel Brooklyn's nightlife economy and keep its music scene vibrate. 

15th Annual Central Brooklyn Jazz Festival, March 28 thru April 30, 2014, presented by the Central Brooklyn Jazz Consortium.  This music series is New York City's longest continuously running grassroots festival dedicated to jazz.  More than 500 artists performing in over 50 events at various venues throughout Brooklyn. This celebration is financially accessible and open to all.  For information contact CBJC at 718.773.2252 x 103 or info@cbjcjazz.org.

International acclaimed artists and Brooklyn favorities performing at entertainment venues, cultural, educational and faith based institutions during Jazz Appreciation Month.  Central Brooklyn Jazz Festival has grown from a nine day neighborhood event to a highly anticipated month long borough-wide music series. The backbone of this community based jazz festival are the musicians and venues that fuel Brooklyn's nightlife economy and keep its music scene vibrate. 

AFRIKAN LUNCH: Food for the body, mind and soul!

eBukhosini Solutions invites the Afrikan Family to the first serving of
Afrikan Lunch in 2014. This time we will deal with a very serious subject
that affect many Afrikan families; DRUGS. But, as usual, the Afrikan Lunch

is a combination of practical information, good food and inspirational

meeting with other Sisters and Brothers. Spread the word and hold this

date in your calendar. You KNOW you need some inspiration!

EVENT DETAILS:

Date: Sunday 23 February

Time: 1pm

Theme: How DRUGS are destroying the Afrikan Family

Presenter: Bro’ Johan Robyn, Counsellor at Hillbrow Outreach, JHB

Venue: eBukhosini Solutions

Address: 47 Regent Street (crnr Kenmere) (three streets up from Louis

Botha Ave), Yeoville

Map/directions:
http://www.ebukhosinisolutions.co.za/DIRECTIONS%20TO%20EBUKHOSINI%20SOLUTIONS.pdf

FOOD

A delicious plate of healthy food is available for an affordable price

(R40 per plate). Tea/coffee (R10) and juice (R12) are also on sale.

About

In Recognition of African American History Month

The Philadelphia Social Science Forum
presents

Walter Howard, Ph.D.
*Voter Suppression in the US: The Civil Rights Era to the Twenty First Century*

Walter Howard is Professor of History at Bloomsburg University
He is the author of the recently published book
"We Shall be Free! Black Communist Protest in Seven Voices"

Friday, February 21st , 2014, 7:00 PM
The W.E.B. Du Bois Center,
4515 Baltimore Avenue, Philadelphia, PA
Donation: $5
Unemployed and students $2
Light refreshments will be served.

Sponsored by: Philadelphia Friends of the People's World, Communist Party of Eastern Pennsylvania and Delaware
For directions and more information, please call (215) 222-8895 or rperna@cpusa.org

AN URGENT FUNDRAISER FOR 
LYNNE’S MEDICAL NEEDS

ST. PETER’S CHURCH
THE JAZZ CHURCH
619 Lexington Ave @ 54 St
Buses M57, M31, M50, M101, M103; Subways E, M, 4, 5, 6
Fully accessible

Friday, February 14th at 6pm

On Valentine’s Day – Come to an evening of music, song and sharing love for recently released People’s Lawyer Lynne Stewart. Because of a determined people’s movement, Lynne is finally home with her family. But she has urgent medical needs and costs. Lynne’s Stage 4 breast cancer spread a year ago to both lungs, back, bones and lymph nodes. Now 74, she has lost weight and has trouble breathing; doctors estimate her lifespan at 12 months. Lynne will soon begin treatment requiring her to pay deductibles and co-payments. To boost the odds, she’ll use a special diet, vitamins, and other healing methods – some costly and none covered by insurance.

Lynne’s spirit is indomitable – help her fight to survive!

“I fought lions, I fought tigers, and I’m not going to let cancer get me,” Stewart sa

Greetings all. 

As I am sure you know, Mumia Abu-Jamal was a journalist and writer before his conviction for killing a police officer in 1981. He has been in prison continuously since then, following his exposure of the racism and corruption involved in the bombing of the MOVE movement in Philadelphia.

Two documentaries are showing this weekend in London as part of the African Odysseys series: 

Let the Fire Burn - The MOVE organisation were considered to be dangerous radicals because, among other things, they grew their own food.  This film documents this extraordinary event in which local Philadelphia residents, including children, were killed.  Many of the bodies were burnt beyond recognition.  Bullet holes were found in the bodies.  Let the Fire Burn tells the story.  Showing with:  

Long Distance Revolutionary: A Journey with Mumia Abu-Jamal 

MARK YOUR CALENDARS FOR SAINT SABINA's 2014 AFRICAN AMERICAN SPEAKING SERIES STARTING FEB. 7, 2014 AT 7:30 P.M.

• Posted by Chinta Strausberg on January 29, 2014 at 8:00pm

All are all invited to enjoy great entertainment on January 25, 2014 with Coming To The Stage Live Productions and playwright/director Shywanee L. Manson as she debuts her newest stage production, “When You Cry, I Cry”. Showtime: 7:00 P.M. at the Harold Washington Cultural Center, 4701 S. Dr. Martin Luther King Drive, Chicago, IL - Advanced Tickets: $25.00 (www.ComingToTheStageLive.com).

Come on out and laugh, cry and sing with Gary “Lil G” Jenkins from the R&B Group, SILK, Edgar “Gemini” Porter from the R&B Group, Men at Large, and Comedian Brian “Da Wildcat” Smith. This stage play is dedicated to the sexy R&B love songs of the late 80’s and 90’s (i.e., Silk, Freddie Jackson, Tony Terry, Keith Washington, Dru Hill, R Kelly, Miki Howard, Anita Baker, After 7 and more) and will have you swaying in your seats.

In “When You Cry, I Cry”, handsome businessman, Bobby Jenkins, and his beautiful wife, Joyce, once had a marriage full of fire, high energy and tons of loving. However, after suffe

The Amadalozi gallery will be filled with effervescent and colorful floras, courtesy of the Miami based pop artist Ed King. The Transcendent Prerogative will be on exhibit from January 24 through February 12, 2014 at the Amadlozi Gallery at 6161 NW 22^nd Avenue, a part of the African Heritage Cultural Arts Center via collaboration with Sugarcane Magazine. This exhibit features one hundred new works that explore the convergence of pollination and divinity. “My Vision for this new body of work is simple: pollination and the human soul” said King, who is the first pop artist to exhibit at the African Heritage Cultural Arts Center. “This show explores the simplicity of our human condition; we are spiritual visuals traveling an expansive gulf of time, all the while, pollinating the world with our words, ideas, love and life.” Curator Melissa Hunter Davis says that she is excited to bring pop art to Liberty City” I love the new, the untried.” she said” and, I love creating connections and pro

Paris Blues Presents　

A Tribute To Our Cultural Warriors

Part Two　

AMIRI BARAKA

JOHN "WATUSI" BRANCH

MARIE BROOKS

ROY CAMPBELL,JR.

YUSEF LATEEF　

Featuring

The Befo' Quotet: Atiba Kwabena, Sean Brock, Bill Dotts, Yoshiki Miura

@ Poetess Khuumba Ama　

Poets, Musicians, Vocalists Welcome　

2021 7th Avenue - Corner of 121st Street

Harlem, USA　

Tuesday, January 21, 2014

9pm - 1am　

Suggested Donation: $10.00 & 2 Drink Minimum　

For Information call: (646) 533-5340

Or email: Atiba@songhaidjeli.com